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Migration Revisited: Poleward and Upwards
In 2009 I wrote about two diverse research studies, conducted on different continents, that demonstrated the poleward migration of animals in response to a warming climate. We now have a more exhaustive meta-study(1) that describes significantly faster migration toward the … Continue reading
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Tagged animal, climate change, communities, global warming, migration, plant, species
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Climate Change is Here
There can no longer be any doubt about a changing climate. Our climate is changing now and it is too late stop it, or perhaps even significantly slow it down. Our only choice is to finally recognize the reality of … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Overview, Politics
Tagged climate change, future, global economy, global warming, government, politics
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Earth Day 2011
“It is horrifying that we have to fight our own government in order to save the environment.” The above quote by famed photographer Ansel Adams has been attributed to a statement that he made in conjunction with the first Earth … Continue reading
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Tagged 2011 budget, climate change, Environment, government
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Be Part of the Science
Just as climate change will touch many aspects of our daily lives, the science of climate change requires a broad assemblage of the physical, biological and social sciences. Climate change is also a global phenomena with research often requiring observations … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, education, modeling, research, volunteer
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Did Climate Change Cause This Storm?
The question “did climate change cause this unusual weather event” is frequently asked. In almost all cases the answer is “no”! But, if the the question is “did climate change contribute to this unusual, or extreme, weather event” the answer … Continue reading
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Tagged climate change, global warming, greenhouse gas, Models, prediction
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United States Election, 2010
The November 2nd “mid-term” elections for the U.S. Congress resulted in a stunning change of power and ideology that dashes any hope for U.S. action on climate change for the foreseeable future. In fact, denial of basic science now appears to be a litmus test for U.S. political candidates. Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Politics
Tagged climate change, election, government, United States
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A Preview of Future Weather
Disastrous flooding in China and Pakistan, drought in Brazil, drought and record heat in Russia, heavy floods in the American Mid-West while the East Coast bakes in record heat and is battered by violent storms, and the Arctic ice continues … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Overview
Tagged climate, climate change, global warming, weather
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The Gulf Oil Disaster and Climate Change Have a Common Cause
Human greed, arrogance and fallibility are the basic causes behind the Gulf Coast oil disaster and climate change. Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Environment
Tagged BP, climate change, Deepwater Horizon, greed, Gulf of Mexico, human nature, oil
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The solution to pollution…
There is an old saying that the “solution to pollution is dilution”, which is unfortunately an approach to many sources of pollution in widespread use today. There is also the related saying, “out of sight, out of mind”. As the … Continue reading
Earth Day 1970 and 2010
1970 On January 28, 1969 a major undersea "blowout" occurred on the Union Oil company’s Platform A off the coast of Santa Barbara, California. The incident resulted in a 200,000 gallon oil spill that coated both wildlife and … Continue reading